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It will release your fat and it will release you. >> next, msnbc films presents, from devils breath, from the academy award winning orlando vin eisen del. and the united dicaprio. the film, part of the documentary series, the turning point zeroes in turns -- in 2017, and the after effects still felt today. and an inspiring path forward in the fight against climate change, heres a quick peek. >> portugal is one of the most striking examples of how the ecosystem management went wrong and can be so...

>> catastrophic wildfires are becoming mega fires. the great tragedy. >> watch from devils breath next right here on msnbc. and thank you for making time for us. catch a man background msnbc saturdays at eight, sundays at nine and follow us on twitter tiktok and instagram at eamonn msnbc. until we meet again, im ayman mohyeldin. >> im craig melvin. >> and im natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> i texted him, he wasnt answering. i arrived at the office, i could see that something was real...

States of america will meet our emissions targets by 2030. >> with that, a reminder that tonight msnbc films presents, from devils breath. from academy award winner director orlando vaughan ice and dale and producer lee another dicaprio. little was part of a documentary series, the turning point. and it wasnt in a devastating wildfire in portugal in 2017, the toll it is still taking on that community. from devils bretts at 10 pm eastern, right here on msnbc. you can also stream it on peacock. at...

Something until it affects you personally, or someone that you know, and that is through anything through other lives. but what this funds is really well, and what resonates with me, is that it makes it personal. we -- you need to see how it is on a daily, hourly, familiar basis affecting people. and destroying lives. we >> and you know what, denim gonna say, you are an amazing spokesperson forward. i know youre not the producer or the creator, youve created something beautiful within, but i app...

Most beautiful things of this film. when we talk about the important message of the film, that climate change affects everyone, im reminded that this particular fire in 2017, the very next year, paradise, california, a very small town, 2018, erupted in flames. this is not an isolated incident. talk about the global crisis and what this specific documentary highlights. >> like i said before, what it does brilliantlys show both of the community level and the families devastated by this, children w...

Orlando in the midst of -- and i watched it on my laptop sitting here on my sofa. its a remarkably moving film. its incredibly esoteric. its obviously devastating at what happened and all the families that were effective. but theres a real string of hope alongside the grief. in the film. what it does brilliantly is that takes climate change and you can see so which seems so incomprehensibly far away and so distance, but these issues are affecting people all over the world, increasingly. and this...